ABOUT US
We are the Environment group for Freshford and Limply Stoke. We were initially formed in 2013 on the request of the parish councils for both communities to assist prepare a Neighbourhood Plan. Our local countryside and wildlife was one of the top issues of concern to local residents in initial Neighbourhood Plan surveys.
You can contact the chair of FLEWG Tom Harper by email tjharper@me.com
Anyone is welcome to come sit in on any of our meetings. See our meeting page for details. We are happy to help give advice on any local wildlife issue you may have.
You can contact the chair of FLEWG Tom Harper by email tjharper@me.com
Anyone is welcome to come sit in on any of our meetings. See our meeting page for details. We are happy to help give advice on any local wildlife issue you may have.
As part of our work we requested habitat maps for Freshford and Limply Stoke for the land areas of both parishes. We believe that we are the first parishes in the UK to make this request to the wildlife record centres.
We hope that soon every parish in the UK will be given easy access to the detailed habitat maps for their community.
We hope that soon every parish in the UK will be given easy access to the detailed habitat maps for their community.
CAMPAIGNS
Becky Addy Woods
FLEWG made stand with Climate Friendly Bradford in calling a for a halt to motorbike trials through this fragile ancient habitat.
"If we cannot halt biodiversity damage and loss here then we
cannot do it anywhere!" Lou Barry Wiltshire Tree Warden
See further details here
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STARLIT SKIES for Bath and surrounds
FLEWG, CAONB, William Herschel Society, Bath Astronomers, Commission for Dark Skies, CPRE See website here |
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3 Minute Cartoon About Light Pollution Released
- A young boy is very sad when light pollution takes away the stars. view here
- A young boy is very sad when light pollution takes away the stars. view here
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Successful light pollution conference including local MP for Bath is held at BRLSI
STARLIT SKIES given a award by the Commission for Dark Skies
Further details of outcomes will be published soon.
STARLIT SKIES given a award by the Commission for Dark Skies
Further details of outcomes will be published soon.
Film maker Josh Dury produces stunning new film about astronomy and the effects of light pollution in and around Bristol. See here
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